The son of firm founders Laura and Bruce Legge, John Legge  maintains a broad general practice, although in recent years he has focussed on civil litigation, especially regarding medical-dental malpractice.

John was called to the Bar in 1984 after completing degrees in History at the Universities of Toronto and of Western Ontario, and in Law at UWO. An active member of the Ontario Bar and Toronto Lawyers’ Associations and of the Royal Canadian Military Institute, John has also served as president of the University of Toronto History Students' Union, Honorary Solicitor of the RCMI, and Chair of the Board of the Ontario Safety League, where he is currently Honorary Counsel. John continues to be involved with a variety of local volunteer service organizations, boards, and charities. John is a recipient of the Canadian Forces Decoration, Toronto Police Civilian Citation, the Confederation 125 Medal, and the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal. He has instructed in professional and continuing education programs in Civil Litigation, Family Law and professional conduct, and has published a variety of papers in these areas.

John has appeared in all levels of courts and tribunals in Ontario. He has completed advanced courses in mediation, and has extensive experience in medical-dental malpractice and other subjects of civil litigation, family law, and alternate dispute resolution.

You can reach John by calling him at (416) 923-1776, or by sending him an email at jlegge@leggeandlegge.com

After completing degrees in history (B.A. Hons. University of Toronto, M.A. University of Western Ontario) and law (LL.B. University of Western Ontario), Mary began practising law at Legge & Legge on her call to the bar in 1983. As an associate, she focused mainly on family law; now a firm partner, she works primarily in the areas of wills, trusts, and estate administration.

Mary recently completed her doctorate in law at Osgoode Hall Law School of York University. She has served as a course director in the Law and Society programme at York University and as an adjunct professor of the law of Trusts at Osgoode. She is a published legal historian, and was a McMurtry Fellow in Canadian Legal History and recipient of the Osgoode Society’s Peter Oliver prize. She has written for and lectured in continuing legal education programs, and provides legal information seminars to schools and groups. A trustee of the Canadian Foundation for Advanced Legal Research, she also serves on the Board of Directors of the Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History as the chair of the communications and promotion committee, and is responsible for social media for the Society. Mary also serves on the Board of Directors of the Mabel Kniseley Foundation, and is active in church and community activities. Along with her husband, John, she also serves as honorary counsel to the AFC (Actors' Fund of Canada.)

You can reach Mary by emailing her at mstokes@leggeandlegge.com, or call us at (416) 923 1776 and leave a message for her with your email address or phone number.

Christine Davidson was called to the Bar in 2012 and joined Legge & Legge in the fall of that year. She practises exclusively in the areas of estate planning,  estate administration, and elder law.  

Christine graduated with an LL.B. from Dalhousie Law School (now the Schulich School of Law) in 2007, and has a graduate diploma in public administration from Dalhousie’s School of Public Administration. She completed her articles with a civil litigation lawyer in Toronto, gaining experience in landlord and tenant law, appeals to the Social Benefits Tribunal, and in child protection law. Christine also did a considerable amount of legal aid work during her articles.  Recently Christine obtained the Osgoode Certificate in Elder Law from Osgoode Hall Law School.

Before embarking on a legal career, Christine raised two sons while working as a researcher and teaching assistant in statistics, program evaluation and economics at both Dalhousie University and the Early Psychosis Unit at the Nova Scotia Hospital.  She continues to be interested in legal issues relating to mental health.  Outside the office Christine and her husband love to tandem cycle.  Together they train for charity rides including the 140 km Cycle for Sight to Collingwood and the DVP Ride for Heart.

You can reach Christine by sending her an email at cdavidson@leggeandlegge.com, or call 416-923-1776 and leave a message.

Elizabeth Legge is proud to represent the third generation of lawyers in the Legge family at the firm. She is the granddaughter of founders Laura Legge, QC, and Bruce Legge, QC, and the daughter of current firm partners John Legge and Mary Stokes. Elizabeth joined the firm in 2017, after her call to the bar. Her practice focuses primarily on estate planning, administration of trusts and estates, and real estate.

Before beginning her legal studies, Elizabeth graduated with a first class honours B.A. in history and classics from the University of King’s College and Dalhousie University.  She attended law school at Dalhousie University (Schulich School of Law), where she received a Schulich Scholarship, the JSD Tory Writing Award, and the Osgoode Society Prize in Legal History.

While at law school, Elizabeth was involved with Pro Bono Students Canada and worked for a non-profit organization in the area of disability law. She completed her articles with a prominent estate litigation firm in Toronto.

Elizabeth is currently on leave while she works on contract with Pro Bono Ontario.